TEACHER
FACILITATED LESSONS: ANGLES
What is a Teacher Facilitated Lesson?
Teacher Facilitated lessons are lessons that can be downloaded
from the internet to your own computer for use in the classroom.
These activities offer opportunities for students learn particular
math concepts either AT the computer or AWAY from the computer.
These lessons are facilitated by the teacher to some degree.
These
files are available to you in both the WORD (.doc) and PDF
format so that you can take the activity "as is"
(PDF) or take it in a form that you can easily modify (.doc)
to suit your own needs.
Teacher
Facilitated Lessons for Angles
| Activities
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PDF
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WORD
(.doc) Format |
| Using
a Protractor: This activity has the students
searching for the location of a "treasure"
somewhere in Saskatchewan. They are asked to move form
place to place using a protractor to point them in the
correct direction. The lines created become angles they
are to identify. This orally directed activity can be
used as a formative assessment tool. This activity connects
to the Gr. 6 and 7 mapping portions of the Social Studies
program. |
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| Introducing
Lines, Vertices and Angles: Using a beanbag
and some string the teacher introduces the fundamental
concepts found in the Gr. 6 math curriculum. The bag
moves about the room turning individual students into
the vertex of each new angle. |
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| Learning
angles with Tic Tac Toe: Students with a
partner are asked to play a games of Tic Tac Toe (X's
and O's). As the game progresses they must identify
the angles as they are being formed. The activity
works as both an assessment and reinforcement tool
for Gr. 6 students. |
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| Sask
Learning Packs - this
package is a collection of facilitated or printable
activities produced by SaskEd. There are many activities
covering Gr. 6-9 |
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